The Sun Behind The Clouds Poem by Puskar Sikdar

What veil covers those restless eyes,
Where only fear and doubts arise?
The mind is no child to wander astray—
Only patience and toil light the way.

Why long for a fleeting drop of rain?
Why gaze at skies wrapped in gray?
The sun of joy may not yet shine,
And this journey, you must walk alone today.

Do not be like a guava's fragile bark,
For life leans upon relentless strive.
Let not sorrow, loss, or pain take root,
Like lotus leaves bid farewell to drops that arrive.

Let your soul shine, bold and bright,
Like dew-kissed grass in morning light.
Basking in the sun's golden glee,
What more is needed when breath flows free?

Even darkened clouds retreat in time,
For nothing is too great to climb.
Success glows like the sun so high,
Burning weakness until it dies.

Time alone is the truest friend,
A silent guide until the end.
Hold its hand, cross life's vast sea,
For only willpower sets you free.